Zoe S.
asked 02/26/21Find the two square roots of...
3+3√ 3i (Give your answers in the form a + bi, where a and b are real numbers. Enter your answers as a comma-separated list.)
1 Expert Answer
Dayv O. answered 02/27/21
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rewrite, z=[6*(cos(π/3+2πk)+i*sin(π/3+2πk)](12) k=0.1
z1=+/-√6*(cos(π/6)+i*sin(π/6))
z2=+/-√6(cos(7π/6+i*sin(7π/6))
even without the +/- in front of √6, z1 is the negative of z2, so the +/- is irrelevant
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